> The hard truth here is in accepting that the 20 lines in your head were probably wrong, or suboptimal, and letting go of that urge. Maybe, but the dogshit th

> The hard truth here is in accepting that the 20 lines in your head were probably wrong, or suboptimal, and letting go of that urge. Maybe, but the dogshit that Cursor generates is definitely wrong so frankly if it's gonna be my name on the PR then I want it to me my wrong code not hide behind some automated tool > Think in interfaces, not implementations In my experience you likely won't know if you've designed the right interface until you successfully implement the solution. Trying to design the perfect interface upfront is almost guaranteed to take longer than just building the thing